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**2005 Rotora Drift Pig**

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**2005 Rotora Drift Pig** hey every1....decided to post in here....this is my latest one....its my fav....its had the full shabang done to it....mods are everything heheh took me like 10 12 hours...got the idea of a drift dvd lol....decided to do the jap team rotora...its got the s15 headlights and grill i think that looks mint heheh...made the roll cage and so on....yah yah ayhlol plz let me no what u think plzzzzzzz....thanks guys..CHeerrrssssssssssssssss

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yea same here, or photo shop 6.5 or something i think. I just asked cos it looked like you have a lot of vector based lines and stuff, looks very different to what you normally see out of photoshop, i cant do any decent straight lines in my version.

Anyways very nice work :D

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